Question Semi-frequent microstutters across multiple games

[Mdoss]

CPU : i5 13600k
MB : asrock z690 pro rs
GPU : 6800 xt merc319
RAM : Corsair gskill (16x2) 3600 cl16
PSU : super flower 850w
nvme kc3000
zowie 2540k 240hz (no freesync or gsync), second monitor is a 60hz

I built this computer a few months back and I have had these stutters since the start but it ran well enough that I thought maybe it was just poor optimization on the games.
All benchmarks are above the averages for each part on performancetest and userbenchmark. The games all run at great framerates and with low temps, its just every minute or so I will get a microstutter that is annoying but doesn't make the games unplayable.

I have tried ddu with many different versions of drivers for my gpu. I have installed the latest bios/chipset and other drivers. I am unsure if this is just to be expected? I usually unlock my framerate and disable vsync in most games, and I am not surprised when it happens in a game I am below 240 fps... but a game like csgo where I have over 400 fps and I can visually see a microstutter and watch the frametime spike is odd to me. Is my expectation that I should have no microstutters with high fps on most games misplaced? Any suggestions?

https://imgur.com/a/6fq1dS4

performance test:

PassMark Software - Display Baseline ID# 1802200

www.passmark.com

edit: things I have tried:
reformat
memtest
checking for thermal throttling

 

[helpstar]

Is the BIOS of the motherboard up to date?

Was windows installed freshly with this system?

please run userbenchmark and post the link of it

 

[Mdoss]

Bios is up to date.
Windows was freshly installed after I built the system and I also have reformated it once.

Asrock Z690 Pro RS Performance Results - UserBenchmark

I also ran cinebench r23 and compared the results to those posted online and mine were higher at stock clocks.

 

[GarrettL]

I am not stating this will solve your issue but worth a shot. Increase the OS Virtual Memory.

Manage Virtual Memory Paging File in Windows 11 Tutorial

A paging file (aka: "page file" and "virtual memory") enables the system to remove infrequently accessed modified data from physical memory to let the system use physical memory more efficiently for more frequently accessed data. Windows also uses the page file to store data when physical...

www.elevenforum.com

 

[Mdoss]

I increased it from system managed to 10gb and it didn't seem to change much.

Edit: Maybe these levels of stutters are just to be expected at high framerates?